
LF0111 - Heads set

LF0112 - German Heads Set # 2 (WWII)

LF0113 - German Heads Set # 3 (WWII)

Iīd have to agree with everything Jimbrae wrote ...and his quite comprehensive reviews havenīt left much to say, really.
The heads are not quite Hornet quality ... which must be seen as the bar for headsets ... but they do offer a tremendous boost to the average Dragon figure. I used 2 last night (note the bluetack) and was very pleased with them.
One thing I can add to what Jim has previously written, is that the resin is very soft. Very easy to work with ... even when removing the casting sprue from the detail area .... but care must be taken for the same reason .... small details could be, very easily, sliced or filed away. Also some of the finer detail (peaks on caps) is "flash" thin ... almost transparent. Might need a quick brush with Mr. Surfacer to add some strength and be sure no holes are present.
Price has to be the main attraction though. Here in Sweden, 4 hornet heads cost 98sek, while 12 Legend heads cost 55sek. I also checked Great Models ... Hornet are $11.65 for 4, whereas Legend are $10.95 for 12.
These are very useful sets .... with a nice variety of facial expressions and lend themselves well, to add some animation in dioramas.
